Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-05-07

The Evening Telegram of Nash
vile is now sold on our streets every
day for two cents. Everybody ought
to read daily paper at this price.
Paints of first quality, white and
in colors, guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton, Paint Brushes, Oils and Wire
cloth at A. p. Seitz.
If the ladies add any more to the
altitude of their hats, the church
doors will have to be opened up a
foot or two higher.
"A. Nunneley has a good cook
stove for sale cheap, or will trade
for good cow or Singer sewing ma
chine.
We failed to get the list of prohi-
bition papers in the STANDARD as
stated last week. 1t will be found
in this issue.
If you want that old buggy re-
trimmed, or any of your harness re-
paired, take them to w. S. Maddux
& Co.
Mr.. John B. Conner, one Of the
cleverest citizens of the Viola coun.
try, was in town Monday, and paid
the STANDARD a pleasant call.
DO enkinss sells the best and fresh.
groceries atlowest prices, and de-
livers them to your door without eX.
ira charge.
-Hoodenpyl Bros. have the trade
in millinery goods, why? because they
have the largest stock, and have thu
most experienced trimers in the city
Mrs. E. w. Mumford returned
home last Saturday from two weeks
visit to Memphis. Col. NJ. wears {
serener smile since her return.
Mrs. c. II. G. Scales, will TAX,
boarders at the residence of T. ]
Hubble, either by the day, week O
month. Rates very reasonable. 2t
Horace Harwell went up to Spart;
Tuesday to take charge of the depo
and telegraph Office a few days, dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Dibrell.
Now is the time to paint you
house, and Ritchey's is the place t.
buy the best and cheapest paints. HI
has the celebrated Eagle White LeaC
and all sorts of mixed Paints.
Mr.. Aderholt. of Admission, Ala.
was here two or three days last weel
buying horses for his livery bushes
at that place. He secured severa
good animals.
-Hoodenpyl Bros have just re
ceived their fourth installment c
spring and summer millinery goods
comprising all of the latest shade
and styles.
If some of our subscribers vii
bring us few fat hens on subscrir
ton account during the next tw
weeks they will be as accountable
us as the cash.
Smart & Co.,. keep a large stoc
and great variety of plain and fame
candies and CONNECTIONS at all time
Call there when you want somethin
extra nice.
Miss Matte Burroughs left o
Wednesday morning for Kentuck!
and will spend several weeks visi
ing friends at different points in til;
State.
An election is to be held in Nj
Minnville today, being the first Sa
urday in May, for Mayor and Aide
men. We have heard no suggestion
for ticket up to this writing.
The street from the bridge ov,
the railroad to the Beersheba fol
has been recently newly gravelt
and the street force have been pu
ting fresh coat Of gravel on sprir
street this week.
: Mr.. j. G. Mcclure went to Mas.
vile Wednesday morning. John d
not tell us what particular busine
called him to the city of Rocks ju
at this time, but of course it will
, pleasant to take in the races.
Judge Robt. Cantrell, of Leb
non, spent two Or three days of tn
: week here looking after his interes
in the Tennessee Wooden Mills, al
) visiting his daughter, Mrs. T.
Faulkner.
Again we would suggest that t
D practice of sticking patent medicil
{ advertisements all over the posts
s the park gates should be stopped.
., gives them very unsightly apes
\ anCe. They were not intended {